Sentence examples for deregulation measures from inspiring English sources

Business organisations have welcomed a report from David Cameron's business taskforce proposing 30 specific EU deregulation measures.

Mr. Powell, a Republican, appears set to embark on a series of important deregulation measures that the Bells' competitors say will make it more difficult to break into local communications markets.

Then he reels off a list of deregulation measures recently taken by the government, specifically to help entrepreneurs: the small business rate relief, the R&D tax credit, and the entrepreneurs visa that has already seen a 90% rise in the number of visas granted to overseas investors.

The warning came as the Oxford Economics thinktank said Britain could quit the trade bloc largely unscathed only if it "cut a good trade deal with the EU, adopted a raft of tax cuts and deregulation measures, and continued to allow a high level of immigration from the EU".

Mr. Gensler opposed Ms. Born, according to people who worked at the commission in the 1990s, and in 2000 played a significant role in shepherding through Congress deregulation measures that led to explosive growth of the over-the-counter derivatives market.

By 2007, such is the cycle of Indian politics, the finance minister's mind may already be on the next general election.As it was, Mr Chidambaram was given credit both by the left, for doing his best to meet his spending promises, and by those keen to see faster economic reform, for his tax cuts, deregulation measures and promises to consider further opening of the economy.

And yet, on another level, the deregulation measure did exactly what it was supposed to do: it led to a wave of proposals by energy companies for projects like the one here in Yuba City that will use cleaner technology, meaning they are supposed to pollute less than the current generation of power plants.

Democrats would have had to shut down the government in order to reject the deregulation measure.

Republicans had slipped the deregulation measure into the National Defense Authorization Act -- a major bill that sets the military's funding levels.

The deregulation measure is one of 11 changes to the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial reform law that Republicans will bring to the floor under a single bill Wednesday.

But it was Summers who most vehemently pushed for congressional passage of that drastic deregulation measure, the Financial Services Modernization Act, which eliminated the New Deal barriers against mergers of commercial and investment banks as well as insurance companies and stock brokers.